Gloria Gaynor

I've Got You was a 1976 album by vocalist Gloria Gaynor. It was her first on Polydor Records, which absorbed her previous label MGM Records, and soon became a force in the disco genre. The album charted in the US Billboard at #107 in the US Pop chart, and at #40 in the US R&B chart.

Gloria Gaynor is back! The original Diva that brought us "Never Can Say Goodbye" and "I Will Survive" returns with 12 wonderful tracks, plus 2 versions of "I Will Survive" on the bonus CD (recorded live in Brazil - one is a Spanglish version). The 3rd bonus mix is the Hex Hector HQ2 Remix of her dance floor anthem "I Never Knew", a joyous tune full of love, life and energy.

The Millennium Collection: The Best of Gloria Gaynor gathers highlights from her soul and disco years, including "How High the Moon," "Casanova Brown," "Let Me Know (I Have the Right)," and "I Will Survive." "This Love Affair," "(If You Want It) Do It Yourself," and "Walk on By" are some of the other highlights of this compact but entertaining compilation. Though it's not as extensive as some of the other available Gaynor collections, The Millennium Collection gives casual fans a taste of her powerful sound.

Gloria Gaynor - Experience Gloria Gaynor (1975) {2010 Remastered & Expanded - Big Break Records CDBBR 0003}
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R'n'B / Soul / Disco / Jazz Funk

Hot on the heels of her debut, experience solidified Gloria Gaynor's disco and radio following when released in 1975. The album was remixed and segued by the legendary Tom Moulton. As well as the UK hit HOW HIGH THE MOON, the album featured the American hit single (IF YOU WANT IT) DO IT YOURSELF, WALK ON BY and the underground disco classic CASANOVA BROWN . The album went top 40 in the USA and top 20 in Sweden. This newly re-mastered and expanded edition features the original 1975 album along with five bonus single versions and b-sides.

Experience Gloria Gaynor is the second album from Gloria Gaynor, released in 1975 on MGM Records. The album charted in the US Billboard at #64 in the US Pop chart, and at #32 in the US R&B chart…

Gloria Gaynor’s perennial and iconic worldwide smash “I Will Survive” has received the special modern remix treatment by dance music producer Eric Kupper. On June 12, 2020, “I Will Survive (The Eric Kupper Remixes),” featuring three new remixes, will be released as a digital EP by UMe.
Written by Freddie Perren and Dino Fekaris and originally released in October 1978, the chart-topping single was destined to be a B-Side for the song “Substitute.” But the astute Gaynor saw the powerful potential in the track and the song found its audience. “‘I Will Survive’ has become an anthem around the globe for people facing challenges and tragedies in their life,” says Gaynor. “And now more than ever, we need to help each other and provide encouragement and inspiration through music whenever possible."

Although 1979's "I Will Survive" is Gloria Gaynor's most famous recording, it was hardly her first. In 1975, the singer established herself as one of disco's early divas with her debut album Never Can Say Goodbye, which dance club DJs went wild over. With side one of this LP, Gaynor helped to popularize the art of the nonstop dance mix, a concept that was still alive and well when the 21st century arrived 25 years later. There are no breaks between songs on side one; the intoxicating opener "Honey Bee" segues into Gaynor's hit remake of "Never Can Say Goodbye" and that Clifton Davis gem (which had been recorded by the Jackson 5 and Isaac Hayes in the early '70s) segues into a stunning interpretation of the Four Tops' "Reach Out, I'll Be There." Put those three gems together and you have a nonstop 19-minute dance mix that thrilled the club DJs of 1975 to no end. Meanwhile, side two isn't as club-driven; all of the songs are under four minutes, and there are breaks between them. In other words, side two is more typical of R&B LPs from the mid-'70s.

Gloria Gaynor was one of the main disco divas, scoring a number of crossover hits, including "I Will Survive" and "Never Can Say Goodbye," in addition to pioneering extended mixes on her 12" singles. Instead of relying on her hit singles, all of which are compiled on Greatest Hits, the double-disc I Will Survive: The Anthology concentrates on her dancefloor classics…